On 1/26/07, Dan Nicholson wrote:
> I woudn't change permissions on the whole /var/lock directory. Other
> packages might want to use it, too. Instead, make a
> /var/lock/bluetooth directory with the necessary permissions.
>
>> I think that making it chmod 1777 would be what I need, but I may be no
On Fri, 26 Jan 2007, M Sandell wrote:
>> BTW, the search of the (B)LFS mailing list is not working
> Google can be used, either advanced search with
> linuxfromscratch.org/pipermail/
> in the "Only return resutls from the site or domain" box
> or more simply, adding
> site:linuxfromscra
I am experimenting with bluetooth and I have to change permissions to
/var/lock.
I looked into (B)LFS books, to the FHS but could not find any directions
about the "proper" way to give permissions to /var/lock directory.
I think this may be solved in a distribution policy level.
I think that mak
make uninstall.
Is this step necessary before installing KDE-3.5.5?
Of course I am going to do it in the console mode, with X server down.
Do you have any recommendations?
Regards,
Jerzy Goca
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Arden wrote:
> I am still wondering where the proper place that /etc/issue gets the
> domainname.
> Arden
Dan Nicholson answered the /etc/issue question in his post at 19.10.2006
(in the same thread you followed). Look into the archive. It works for
him and for me too :-).
Regards,
juras
I have been building my BLFS for some time.
At first I decided that I do not need Kerberos, LDAP and SASL, because
my system should be a desktop not a server.
I installed of course PAM, Shadow and Cracklib (Cracklib more for fun
than for really need). I thought that Kerberos, LDAP and SASL are rath
Alessandro Alocci wrote:
> Can you see if using value like -B4,11 or also -B8,10 -B8,11 improves things?
> Also, if you don't specify the -B switch what is the default used?
> A. Alocci
>
Definitely better with -B4,11. No glitches at all.
| [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ timidity -iA -B4,11 -Os
| Request
The sound quality from fluidsynth is not very good, much worse than with
timidity with eawpats.
(May be I had wrong soundfonts) So I decided to uninstall fluidsynth.
I compiled timidity again with
--enable-audio=default,alsa,arts,esd,vorbis,oss and
--enable-interface=alsaseq
and launched it as al
Thank you Allesandro for your suggestions.
I installed Timidity at first. It worked.
I am able to play midi files both in timidity and in audacious, through
the timidity plugin.
Recompiling the plugins (ver 1.2.5) was not necessary.
However it turned out that I can specify only one mid file at o
I double-checked the access to CD-ROM. Added username to the cdrom
group, but it didn't work.
Audacious kept complaining that it has not access to the cdrom.
Reboot helped. Now I can play audio cds.
Thank you.
Jerzy Goca
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Shawn napisał(a):
> Hi Juras:
>
> A similar question was just asked in the past week. Look at the
> blfs-support archives for December and it is the top item.
>
> AC97 is a generic codec used by soundcards. You still need to know your
> sound card and find a driver for it.
>
I read that thread
LFS-6.2 + BLFS svn.
I have fresh install of KDE-3.5.2 and X11R6.9
I got some errors during start of KDE.
These errors does not seem to be fatal, however I would like to know
what they mean and how to get rid of them.
What I am especially curious of are the kdecore warnings,
QFont::setPointSize, Og
Alexander E. Patrakov napisał(a):
> Jerzy Goca wrote:
>> (LANG=pl_PL.ios88592),
Inf fact it is a typo while writing email: I had LANG=pl_PL.iso88592
>
> That's wrong. Should be just pl_PL or, equivalently, pl_PL.ISO-8859-2
> (case-sensitive).
>
Oh, thank you Alexan
Can someone point my a reading, explaining how the locale and encodings
are supposed to work in KDE.
I thought I knew, but now I am convinced that I was wrong. Now all my
"knowledge" about locale, fonts and encodings has collapsed.
When I completed installing and configuring X on my fresh LFS sys
I have been waiting for the book for two days. I though that there must
be some technical problems with the web site. But it lasts too long... :-(
Regards
JG
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This dependency is not stated in any readme file - everyone seems to get
it for granted.
The dependency is fortune. It is necessary to display xfce4-tips - small
toy from the package xfc4toys.
To make it work I had to install fortune-mod-1.99.1
and its dependency: recode-3.6.
May be this informat
Tinow ME napisał(a):
> it's:
>
> -rws--x--x 1 root root
>
> seems ok
>
> On 11/1/06, Chris Staub <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Tinow ME wrote:
>> > hi all
>> > I just finished installation of xorg. The root startx ok, but
>> > when I log in
>> > as a user other than
Dan Nicholson napisał(a):
> Just read your whole message and it seems that you've done this
> already. Feel free to add any comments to the ticket above.
>
Thank you Dan,
I was writing because I haven't seen the 'ticket' page before. :-D
Sorry for my ignorance.
It seems that I am doing a lot of noi
I was compiling CUPS-1.1.23 and got an error:
(...)
Compiling imagetops.c...
(...)
Compiling image-png.c...
image-png.c: In function 'ImageReadPNG':
image-png.c:89: warning: format '%d' expects type 'int', but argument 3
has type 'png_uint_32'
image-png.c:89: warning: format '%d' expects typ
Jerzy Goca napisał(a):
> I added to BLFS teTeX installation macros from xmltex and passivetex.
> I compiled and installed xmlto in my system. It seems to be working with
> html.
> But to produce pdf files xmlto needs pdfxmltex.
>
After some research I made a script, which see
I added to BLFS teTeX installation macros from xmltex and passivetex.
I compiled and installed xmlto in my system. It seems to be working with
html.
But to produce pdf files xmlto needs pdfxmltex.
I don't have it in my teTeX.
The only advise I googled was to install another distribution form liveTe
Dan Nicholson napisał(a):
>
> Yes, the index file is important. As is the cache file. Thanks for
> confirming this. It needs to be in the book.
I think that you should know then, that I had to install also:
vte-0.12.2 (in BLFS) - for Terminal-0.2.5.6rc1 - compile dependency,
dbus-0.94.tar.gz and db
Dan Nicholson napisał(a):
> (...)
> One way to help diagnose this issue is with strace. This is not
> explicitly in the book (should be), but is in the Other Programming
> Tools section.
>
> http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/blfs/view/svn/general/other-tools.html
>
> Build should be straight configur
I installed xfce4.4rc1 (all packages included in so called' fat tarball)
in /usr.
To every package I added:
--prefix=/usr --sysconfdir=/etc --localstatedir=/var
The installation went without problems, but some applications seem to
have problems finding icons.
For example Settings Manager displa
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